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America First News
9 Jul 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Gov. Burgum: Presidents Should Not Engage in Culture Wars
Governor Burgum, a Republican presidential candidate, stated that the president should not involve themselves in culture war issues. He supports the Dobbs decision, believing that abortion should be left to individual states. He believes the president should focus on national challenges, not trivial matters.
Daily Wire: ‘Those Groups Are Politicized’: Utah Gov. Cox Rejects American Medical Institutions Approval Of Trans Procedures For Children
Utah Republican Gov. Spencer Cox criticized the American Medical Association, the American Psychiatric Association, and the American Academy of Pediatrics for endorsing "gender-affirming care" for transgender individuals. He called them politicized and stated that unbiased information on the issue is hard to come by in the United States. Utah has passed a bill banning transgender procedures on children until more data is available. Cox has been looking at European countries for guidance, as they have adopted similar restrictions.
Fox News: Former Tennessee Senator Roy Herron killed in jet ski crash: ‘Will be missed by us all’
Former Tennessee lawmaker Roy Herron, who had a long career in public service, has died at the age of 69 after being injured in a jet ski accident. Herron was well-liked and respected by his colleagues, who praised his dedication and passion for fighting for important causes such as education and healthcare. His death is a loss for the state of Tennessee.
PJ Media: Red Cave: Elon Musk’s Tesla Pledged to Uphold CCP ‘Socialist Values’
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and owner of Twitter, claims to support free speech in America while pandering to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for profits in China. Musk signed a pledge to uphold "core socialist values," showing his willingness to assist a genocidal regime. Despite his talk about free speech, Musk ignores the CCP's crimes and endorses their claims on Taiwan. This hypocrisy raises concerns about his trustworthiness.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 501: Zelensky brings Azov commanders to Ukraine from Turkey
Ukrainian President Zelensky returns from Türkiye with five Azov commanders. Portugal declares support for Ukraine's NATO accession. Cluster munitions provided to Ukraine. Russian invasion continues with airstrikes and artillery attacks. Heavy battles in Lyman, Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and Mar'inka. Losses reported on both sides. Increased support from Western countries.
Daily Wire: Democrats Express Reservations About Biden Decision To Send Cluster Bombs To Ukraine
Two congressional Democrats, Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) and Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA), express reservations about the Biden administration's decision to send cluster bombs to Ukraine amid the conflict with Russia. Both politicians argue that cluster bombs are dangerous to civilians and should not be used. They raise concerns about the risks and potential consequences of this decision.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Biden Rebukes 'most Extreme' Netanyahu Government
U.S. President Biden criticizes Israeli government, calling it extreme and blaming it for tensions with Palestinians. He avoids confirming if Netanyahu will be invited to the White House. Critics slam Biden for not inviting Netanyahu and Biden hints at skepticism towards an Israel-Saudi normalization deal.
#military
Daily Wire: 82nd Airborne Chorus Brings The House Down At ‘America’s Got Talent’
The 82nd Airborne Chorus from the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne Infantry Division impressed the judges and audience on "America's Got Talent" with their performance. They dedicated the performance to a fallen soldier and received a standing ovation.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Killing Indiana Jones
: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny falls short of its predecessors, with an unnecessary plot and weak character development. Harrison Ford's aging portrayal of Indy lacks the charm and agility of the past, while the emphasis on feminist themes and the sidelining of the main hero leave viewers disappointed. The cinematography and music also fail to impress, making this installment of the Indiana Jones franchise a letdown.
#health
Breitbart: Law Firm Clarifies Ketanji Brown Jackson's Controversial Claim on Black Doctors, Infant Survival
A law firm clarifies a study cited by Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson in her dissent on the affirmative action case, stating that black babies born to black doctors have a higher survival rate. The firm claims the study supports the dissent, but questions why "high-risk" was used when not mentioned in the study.
#education
The Epoch Times: Justice Ketanji Jackson's Claim in Supreme Court Case Comes Under Fire
Attorneys question the claim that black newborns are more likely to die without a black physician. Law professor criticizes use of studies in Supreme Court cases. Chief Justice Roberts argues against use of race in university admissions.
#crime
The Epoch Times: 2 Girls Shot at Large Party on Santa Monica Beach
Two girls were shot at a large party on Santa Monica beach. The victims did not see the shooter or know which direction they fled.
The Epoch Times: Boy Killed in Shootout Outside La Habra Walmart
Police in La Habra, California, are searching for the suspect(s) who fatally shot a boy and wounded a man in a Walmart parking lot. The incident took place on July 8, and officers found the victims with gunshot wounds upon arrival. The boy died at the scene, while the man was taken to UCI Hospital. No suspect information is available.
The Epoch Times: 17-Year-Old Killed, 2 Wounded in Shooting Near Los Angeles Mall
A 17-year-old boy was killed and two others injured in a shooting near the Beverly Center. The shooter is still at large.
#sports
Fox News: Wimbledon umpire gently reminds fans to refrain from popping champagne during play
During a women's match at Wimbledon, fans were reminded by the chair umpire that popping champagne was not allowed. The players took the interruption in stride, and Andreeva went on to win the match.
Fox News: NFL star DeAndre Hopkins in no rush to sign with new team as training camp looms: report
Wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is still a free agent despite official visits to the New England Patriots and Tennessee Titans. The Titans are more aggressive in their pursuit, but Hopkins is hoping another team gets involved, possibly reuniting with his former quarterback Deshaun Watson on the Cleveland Browns. The New York Jets were also rumored to be interested, but their coach is focusing on players already on the team. Hopkins wants to join a playoff contender and win a Super Bowl. Another team may make an offer as training camp begins.
Fox News: Andrey Rublev hits ridiculous winner, stuns opponent at Wimbledon
Andrey Rublev impressively defeats Alexander Bublik at Wimbledon, showcasing his skills and leaving his opponent stunned with an amazing shot. Rublev wins in five sets, advancing to the quarterfinals.
#science
PJ Media: Techno-Hell: Supercomputer Given Authority to Decide Whether to Block Out Sun For Climate Change
The Science™ is considering blocking out the sun to combat climate change, using a supercomputer to study its feasibility. This outsources human common sense and threatens the foundational element of life on Earth.
#other
Breitbart: Nolte: Disney's ‘Indiana Jones 5’ Dead as a Doornail with 2nd-Place Finish, ‘Sound of Freedom’ Soars
Disney's "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" suffers a substantial drop in box office numbers due to Kathleen Kennedy's anti-entertainment identity politics. Meanwhile, the Christian-themed film "Sound of Freedom" outperforms expectations despite Disney shelving it. Hashtag:
Spectator USA: The unlikely rise of Boris Pistorius, Germany’s defense minister
Germany's defense minister, Boris Pistorius, is gaining popularity despite the lack of stardust surrounding him. Germany's focus on security and defense is increasing, with Pistorius being vocal and active in implementing reforms. However, skepticism towards military spending remains deep-rooted, and achieving long-term change will be challenging.